Who drilled where in 2025?
The UK onshore industry drilled no oil and gas wells during 2025, according to official data.
The UK onshore industry drilled no oil and gas wells during 2025, according to official data.
The UK government has confirmed there will be no new licences for onshore oil and gas in England.
The government risks undermining its goals to cut methane emissions without stricter regulations on onshore oil and gas operations, environmental campaigners have argued.
A block on onshore oil and gas extraction will be debated at the Lib Dem conference tomorrow (Sunday 21 September 2025).
New government guidance on assessing carbon emissions from oil and gas production has been welcomed by environmental campaigners.
The government has defended plans to end the issuing of new onshore oil and gas licences in England.
UK production of onshore oil was up in November 2024 but onshore gas was down, according to official figures just released.
The campaigner behind last year’s Supreme Court judgement on climate emissions has called for strict new rules that would prevent most future oil and gas extraction.
The implications of a landmark legal challenge about climate emissions from onshore oil have spread to the offshore industry.
Potential gas production from two sites in East Yorkshire would have a significantly lower carbon footprint than the UK average, according to new estimates.